AI Disclosure
The action of explaining to external parties how AI has been used on a project. Usually best supported by accurate records of ai-transparency, though it can also be a broader agreed statement (e.g. “AI has been used on this project” / “no AI has been used on this project”).
Definition (from the paper)
- Disclosure is the action of explaining to external parties how AI has been used on a project.
- It is usually best supported by accurate transparency records, but can also be a broader agreed statement.
In the FRAMES transparency framework
- Disclosure happens at different levels, from a short credits statement for audiences and press (Level 1) to detailed disclosure statements for industry and stakeholders (Level 2) and full auditable records for commissioner-level governance and legal review (Level 3). See aimici-transparency-framework.